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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-24

We own a complete set Of Alb
stract Books Of Saline County
property, and can show you just
what your title is. Do not buy a
piece Of property without a COM
plete abstract Of title. We will
furnish abstracts on short notice at
reasonable rates:
We have unsurpassed facilities
for insuring property against FIRE
LIGHTNING. ToRNADOEs AND
WINDSTORMS.
II you cannot pay for your pol
icy now, we can give you ample
time without interest. We insure
plate glass against accidental
breakage. We will insure you
against accidents Of every descrip-
ton. II you are going to travel or
If you engage in any hazardous
occupation do not delay taking a
policy with US in the old Fidelity
and Casualty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-24
CITY PROPERTY.

A fne residence. two lots SIX rooms. house, eel
lar water. well. fruit etc. tine OF the best
plaoes on Eirhth street ssuth Price $500
I've 6ue lots on Ash street south 'front.' lots 75x
el3 teet. Price $50.
Agents Tor all lots 10 wilson's addition. the
hnesi portion Of the city Lots frum 500 upward.
Three lots on state street. Price, s2l5 each.
one bot on STATE street Price, sy75.
Tgo lots on state street, east and south 'front.'
on corner, dne iocaiion. Price, s575.
Two sve acre tracts. Can be plated into lots
Immediately salahle, surrounded by desirable
property. Pricc s. 90 each. One-half cash. hal
aucs one and two years az per crnt Interest.
hne property on Ninth street two-story
huuse. dnr tires and fruit. sixteen lots IN
ground. Very reasonable terms. Call and see.
A ane place on Prescott avenue Lot l0lKss7
tect- 6ood house and barn plenty 81 fruit
Very desirable property. Price, ss5e0. Onc-hslf
cas-. eslance long time This Is speculation for
some one.
To- aeres o. sTIooth nriuu1 In Walnut town
ship. Price, SIS per acre. Terms 20 suit pur-
CHASER.
Lot "a Finh street. close in. Price $50 cash.
A roOd houss Of ak rooms, two lots, $1,000.
sod ios On Iron avenue vest. SEQ.
a gocd loi on Walnut street, 5oxi75 feet. Price
uouss 81 seven rooms, cellar aud clossis. coal
house siahie, vel fne trees east frout, Dot fE0K
SO feet. Price, sss2S. Reasonable terms.
sue los frouiing Wesleyan University cam
pus- SEQ.
Two lots on University avenue, corner lexis
iest south and sasi frOni, high grOund-very de-
airahie. Erice Giafl
Four lots On Third street Corner east and
esuth freui. Very cheap Terms reasonable.
Cone and So.
FIue residence. Two story house. seven rooms,
cellar. guter whole h0uee, cisteru, vel, good
barn. La looxiso east and south front. stooo.
O1e-hali cash.
NoE7
Elm street, slorT frame house With lo rooua,
rents Cor &C. per month. Loi G0zis0. Prise s22oo
sleeo down balance On time.
Noa
Eighth street A Sue 3 sfcry brick house, also
slsry frame house on back part Of Dee facing on
Ninth street. Let an2nQ fenced fne lot % shade
And fruii trees GOD ciEtern. Price ftSeo. 5000
cash balance On time 20 suit buyer.
~ yoa want 1850 ucres % lana or one ecre, you
WAul Wid land o. city property give as q call.
We EaV taEeE Ter uun-rrEldanta, We invest money
Ser eastern rartia4. We have the best ast 81
AeElrsel books IN Saline county. We show you
Land ana charge yea naihiuE for Il WHISTLER you
bay o. nes- 10 not Gail 10 call on Fitzpairiek
Going pcsfofhce Biock Salina, Ennsas. We
E1ier you % any hank IN Saliua.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-24

Geo. Sewell, agentOf the southwest
ern creamery Of Summit, Mo-, was in
town Tuesday, consulting with the
Board of Trade With reference to
starting creamery here. He PROM
ises to start q creamery, provided
a guarantee Of 667 gallons Of milk per
day is made him by the farmers. II
is likely the guarantee will be made
and the Institution started. This as
ISOLATION is 8 large one, with its prin-
eipal factory at Elgen, Ill. 1t is Mr..
Sewell's wish that the guarantee be
Immediately made, and a plant to
cost not less than $1,000 will then be
put in at once. The milk Of 800 cows
will furnish the required supply. The
Association is just opening a cream
cry at Council Grove, and is to have
one at Hope. The guarantee spoken
ofmust come directly from the farm
ers, and to secure this, Chairman
0ber, OF the Board Of Trade, suggests
that the farmers Of this vicinity meet
at the city Hall next Saturday after
noon. at O'Clock, at which time he
will present the full facts aud particu
lars Is he learned them from Mr.
5ewell. This new market for the
farmers milk will be Of great benefit
to them. 1t will bring money for
something for which they get nothing
now.
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sunf. RrinksrhnR InlsrrIsusd.

Superintendent BrinkerhOf, Of be
Union Pacific Railway, arrived in
Salina in the Paymaster's car Tues
day. He came to look after the new
freight depot which has been con-
tsmplated for Salina for some time.
He assured members OF the Board Of
Trade who called upon him that the
depot would be built at an early day.
Hementioned no particular location.
although il is supposed from some
things he said and other matters
which have recently occurred that the
building Will be erected upon the
eOmpAuy's property, where the husk
house Of the mattress factory stands.
He further said that the present pas
senger depot would have 10 do for
some time 10 come. Being question
ed concerning the location Of the U.
P. shops here, he said that that mat
ter depended entirely upon how i'm
pOrlant the q. P. branches leading
north and south from Sziina should
becOme. Iftheir business warranted Il,
the shops would be located in Sslina-
Otherwise, It was not very likely that
the location would be made, as the
run from Salina 70 Wamego is only
20 miles, and that would make the
division too short He further stated
that the matter Of location was IN the
hands Of supt. Smith and himself,
and that they had only the frisndn-
eat disposition towards salina.
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Austin-Weus.

Mr.. Edwin NJ. Austin was married
to miss Naomi Wells, at the residence
Of the brides parents, on Tuesday,
Feb. 22nd, at 5 O'Clock p. N, by
Justice Alfred Wellington. Only
family relatives were present. a fine
wedding dinner was served. The
groom is the son Of Mr.. l.. Austin,
aud is held In high regard in this
community. The bride il the
daughter OF Mr.. J. w. Wells, and a
most estimsble young lady. The
couple have the best wishesof their
many friends.
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form OfRsal.lratIon cerHhesls.
STATE OF KANSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS,
COuETr oF SALINE
This Is to certify that -- a
citizen Of Sauna, has this day been
duly registered as a voter In the
Ward poll book Of said city, and is
entitled to vote az any election held
in said city preceding the first Mon
day In January, A. ID. 1SSS. II he Is
otherwise q qualified voter under the
laws Of the State Of Kansas
The city clerk Of Topeka refused
registration to women because this
certificate, In his opinion, would en-
title them 10 vote ct any city election.
which Is more than the degree Of
suffrage extended 20 women by the
new law viii allow. The words,
otherwise q qualified voter" were
also an obstruction but after advice,
this phase was construed to refer to
the Necessary qualifications for any
municipal voter. Women must be
q years Of age, be citizens Of the
United States, and have resided 6
months in the State and 80 days In
the ward.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-24

If you want a farm. stock ranch,
or IL you want 20 invest in Sslina
property, do not fail TO call on Us
Remember Salina IL the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and about 5000 i'm
hRbItants. Freight Is a. cheap from
~. Louis 10 Salins ~ il IL from Kan
sas City Ia other points i'm central or
western Kansas. Examine the par
tial list Of property below. We will
charge you nothing for showing land.
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Without Bonus.

Thus the whole loan is payable at
any time when interest is due.
This is an option that no other
company in Saline County can
give. We ask you to give this
your careful consideration, and
call at our Office in Post Office
Block. Salina, Kansas, for further
information.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-24

les sic acres o. splendid upland, 8 uIlas north
e Salna g acres IN cultiratisn SEQ r3s q hedge
seuce, Frus and shade lrces. stoae hsuse Il 4
- - - ~ 4. ,.,sr, - &c. f-iii1S
grrinrs. convenient 70 school house. Thls q 8
go rlsoe Tor iarminE o. grazing purroaes, Price
~ Saliae county.
feo scrcs Of aue botioIa lznd four nile from
rai1rcea station aboat ten uliios south e Salina
lle acres b. cultivation 90 scres pasture hedge
alcnr three sides q placr ssarv frame house y
- 1900 afrg7 rr.r-r- frrs-rIf 49, r1-a ,-,r
huildiuEs- lt acrea enclosed for hog pssiure
Yea ard srTinE acres ln orchard. Price slao0
eoecEes of splendid secend bottom miles north
vsied ezosIisui hay and 10 imprrrnenfs
fri1e $50. st6oo cash balance on time.
Noa
Tee acres 81 Sod upland 4 miles from r SIS
tiga Is mlies Euuth 81 salna fraune house rooms
and cellar roed vel lruit and shade trees ful
acres IN cultivation 81 acres en- wheat frame
gtasle chieken house and outhullilnrs. Prise
$50. $500 essk helAnrs on tiEle.
No@
leo Eeres q aseoni hettuIn lsnd O. Saline c8un-
~ so ar fruH 3 4 hedge feurp n-snna rBffrF
rlece s,ory irals houss leS22 stable and eTanary
aeiuleinE lexlo liyiug NstsF en- place. l01 acsss
sTsss sss az lssi. Priss ssSss 4 80 ~ ii IS1.
Aprf ~ Alter that date sls TeF srrs.
Meas
10 acesof aEceTieut uplrnd nIlua northwest
81 saiiua- Prise fiela. = cash balance On time.
Ne B
leo screa ~ ssnsaah tsIlabic uplanf 81 msles
uoIthEesi uf Saiina % ecres in cultivation IA
soy ut1ue and frurne halsc lrar.n part lsTfs
slgae udiitiou ior1 sione tara igrfs. Price
So, 81 easy payments.
Ne laa
Sc asras q exrelieui heitaEn sl,aut miles
Wcsi 81 Salina a mlissse Il n stnfian .lf 4 $50
czarr11 a miiea - min running eater e srrea
l1 ellliFefl1n- GO acnea e rasiure lencad a1l0
gl1a UUes, flaEe hsusa, ssaais ani gFarsrv.
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Ohiiuar.

DIED-Abrsham Benjamin was
born in Putnam county, New York,
died in Salina, Saline county, Kansas
Feb. 18th, lSS7. In the 62nd year Of his
age. Funeral services were conduct
ed at his residence. number 424 South
llth street, Monday morning. Feb.
2lst, by Rev. d. d. Campbell. For
more than thirty years brother Benja-
min has been a member Of the u. E.
church, aud for q number OF years a
class leader in the church. For sew
eral years he has been great sufferer
from various physical infirmities
which finally assumed the form Of
consumption combining him to the
house for many months and at last
terminating his life. His closing
hours were peaceful aud calm and be
passed away without a struggle. He
leaves a wife and one son TO mourn
his loss.
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Six Per Cent.

interest and a reasonable commits
sion. We have an abundance Of
Money. and can promptly hll all
good loans. We give the privi-
lege Of paying of loans in sums Of
SIoo. 90, or multiples Of that sum,
at any interest paying time,
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For RENT-The front room over
D. & J. B Whitehead's store.
Lots in Leavenworth Addition for
sale by Carlin, Supple & Co. 42t
Two good inside residence lots for
sale, at a cash bargain.
DIR. PHILLIPS.
wANTED-5O tons Of husks al mat
tress factory.
Have you seen those fine lots in
Phillips East Side Addition 81
Call and take an early choice.
DIR. PHILLIPS.
DR.. Gray, the dentist, is still at the
Whitman House, and will remain I'M
I'll March 3rd. All persons having
teeth to be filed or extracted should
call on him At once. Operations pain
less.
WANTED-5O tons Of husks at the
mattress factory.
Tfyou owe US anything, call and
pay up at once, as all accounts on our
books must be settled.
4-tf WHITEHEAD d SEAMAN.
Every body wants a lot in Leaven-
worth Addition because Carlin, Sup
pie & Co. are selling them on such
easy terms. At
WANTED-Fine dressed poultry
for cash, by G. H. Nellis, at express
Office. 5.tf.
Don't stop until you get to Carlin,
Supple & Co.'S Office and buy lot in
the Leavenworth Addition. AT
DR.. Gray, the painless dentist, will
remain at the Whitman House to
March Srd. His rooms iare thronged
daily.
New Spring goods at solberg's
south OfODera House.
Sealed applications will be received,
at the county Clerks office. until
March 18th, 1857, at u o'clock NJ, for
Park commissioner for Oak Dale
Park, according to rules found on file
at county clerks office. The comluis-
sioners reserve the right TO reject any
and all applications.
ANsON MILLER,
sgt. Chairman Board Co. Com.
II you want your teeth extracted
without pain, go to DR.. F. NJ. Sehnee |
and take vitalized air.
A full stock OF buggies and spring
wagons on hand.5O Of my own
and as many Of factory /
work. 5. PEARSON.
New goods received a. Solbergis for |
spring. South Of Opera House.
Remember those lots in Phillips
Bird and 4th additions are going of |
like shot cakes" I sold ten lots yes
terday aud the demand IL increasing.
Improve the opportunities ofgetting
the cheapest desirable lots In Salina.
DIR. PHILLIPS, Agent.
sit. league Block.
DR.. Gray. the celebrated dentist, at |
the Whitman House is still crowded
with patients waiting to secure his
excellent services, conseq uently ne
finds it inexpsdient 70 leave before
March 3. Those needing work should /
zee him without delay.
For Rent.
Storage and sleeping rooms. En-
luire Of James Chaee. 5tf.
Dry stove wood for sale at S. per
cord. Posts also for sale. Apply 70 1
Dr. address, A. G.. WIGGISs. 52-9w.
Why should the citizens Of salIna
patrOnlze a travelling dentist. when
hey could go to DR.. Sehnee and have
their teeth extracted without pain by
the sO-called New Enes-
lheiie, vitalized air. DR.. Sehnee uses
Il, aud has for the past two years.
Plymouth Rock ROSTERS. A dozen
line thoroughbreds for sale cheap by
III. GRAY.
corner Eleventh and Walnut SIS.
Wanted.
An experienced girl to do house
york. Apply 10
MIS-. J. H. Prescott,
South Eighth street.
The fest goods ever brought TO
own at Solberg's. Don't forget to
all and see them. South Of Opera
House.
ssllna MARKET
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On favorable terms, A., 500 acres Of
Texas Pan Handle land in Hansford,
Ochiltree and Sherman counties, al
ternate sections, property Of estate Of
F. P. james & Co. Apply to Messrs.
G. r. Johns q Sons, lend agents,
Austin, Texas. Hon. jacob Waelder,
san Antonio. Texas or estate F. p.
James, New York City.
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The Kniuh,s Of Phythlss Bali.

Last Friday evening tue K. Of p.
Lodge Of Salina gave their annual
Ball at the Opera House About one
hundred were present, aud an excel
lent program was carried out, every
body present enjoying themselves.
The Salina orchestra occupied seats
in the gallery, and diseoursed their
choicest music for the occasion, and
Prof. Nook did the prompting.
About half past ten O'Clock twenty
uniformed knights under tie direc-
ton Of Capt. Bush, gave the audience
a specimen of the beauty OF the
Knights of Pythias drill, which was
very well done. The silent Manu-
al" especially is fine, and was much
applauded by those present. At the
conclusion Of the drill, Sir Knight
HOgben called halt, aud in few
appropriate remarks presented Capt.
Bush with a large gilt frame contain
ing the photographs OF the Uniformed
Division, with the Captains picture
in the center. II Is an elegant pres
ent. and one that will be appreciated
by the recipient. After a few CRATE
full remarks by Capt. Bush to the
donors, the dance proceeded. Supper
was served on the stage, and nothing
but the most complimentary remarks
were heard i'm reference to this feature
of the evnings, enjoyment. The
Knights, besides having a good time
themselves and treating their friends
to d very enjoyable evening, cleared
about 500 by the enterprise. This
organization is fast becoming one Of
the leading orders Of our city, and the
time may not be far distant when
they will erect y fine building on
their valuable property at the eOrne T
0f Ash aud santa Fe.
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Whs.s-Ss. 3 sof. 7ss 80. red. s5,; So.s
Eo.AW
OafE sc per bu-
Rye SO per bu.
Com-Esr, ar 70 Sc per ba., sheliea. saus.
He's, So q t.I5c per y.
Casa. 2 q 1lfe per D.
Peiaiocs, Sc 8 eI.o0 PER b.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-24

The Current Event club held its
semtmCnthly meeting In the parlOrs
Of the First Congregational church
last night, and several members had
very interesting papers on events Of a
public nature that have occurred dur
ing the past month. Mr.. II. NJ.
Beardsley read q carefully prepared
paper entitled "a Month in Con-
gress," and Mr.. Alfred Hertz read a
Comprehensive article on"ThePresent
situation in Europe" Music and art
we're represented by a musical review
Of the month by Mrs. G. F. Holman.
One Of the most interesting papers Of
the evening was read by a gentlemen
named Day, on Magazine EiqQrdU-
ing" This paper was very cOmpre-
hensive and had been prepared with
great care.-RoRsGs City Times.
This young man named Day IL our
Arthur Day who is very busy now in
Kansas City doing engraving Of va
rious kinds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-24

KillIan & Williams, Of Albion,
Mich, win go into the furniture bus
ines, and Mr. F. L. Wight has con
tracted to erect = S-stoFy building for
them north Of Odd Fellows Temple,
Seventh street.
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The Ladies Auxiliary 70 the Y. NJ.
e. A. will hold their regular monthly
meeting, st the rooms, on Tuesday
afternoon March LIST, at o'clock.
The ladies are all requested to be
present. SEC ErARY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-24

Bishop E. G. Andrews preached a
very able sermon in the NJ. E Church
last evening, from the text,
Waterman, what Of the night ~
Many Saliha people remember The
Bishop as having dedicated the
Methodist ehurcn in this city a
number ofyears ago. The education
al meeting which was to have been
held after the sermon, was postponed,
owing to the fact that the Bishop,
and perhaps other able educators,
will soon pay the University a visit,
at which time the interests Of the
Institution will be presented.
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Mr.. Wm. Clark has sold to F. n.
Hamilton his north santa Fo lot for
$500.
DrSweet, ofthe Kansas University,
has purchased the south half Of the
Taggart Block for $1,000.
SO-dsy options have been given
for the Metropolitan Hotel at $1,000,
and theopera house Building at 81.
500.
Mr.. B. A. LitOWich has purchased
lots on south Santa Fs, Bonds
addition, for the purpose Of building
q residences.
MT. Barney, the commercial man,
has sold his house and lot next south
Of the Palace Hotel TO Mr.. n. c.
Etheridge. for 5000.
Messrs. E. W. Ober and E. H.
Gibbs have purchased Of P. q. Bond
and John Puterbaugh what is known
as the Criss property, on North San
ia Fe, for $500.
Mr. Z. Walton has sold the south
building Of his new block to Mr..
Morse, the Connecticut capitalist who
purchased the Weaver livery stable
property, for s. 800.
The brick house and ninteen lots
on the East side, belonging to J. }.
Eisenhaeur, have been sold through
Branif Bros. and CTavens to +. c.
Miller and J. J. Gels for s., 1000.
twenty-five feet front Of the F. NJ.
Hamilton residence property, which
was sold recently-has been purehas-
ed for the Lutheran ehureh-prepara-
tory to the erection of a parsonage.
Mr.. H. Harms has sold the north
halfof the lot upon which the Gardiner
restaurant, the Stricken Jewelry
shop and the cigar store buildings
stand, to Mr.. Barney, the OmmerciAl
man. for $500.
MessTs. J. r. Smith, a travelling
man. ana Mr.. COnkling, travelling
agent Of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, have purchased the
lot on Santa Fe on which stands the
Converse and Baird meat market, for
81 .OOO-the sale having been made by |
Harsh & Anderson.
F. G. Anderson. Of Meadville, Pa;
A. L. Parker. proprietor Of the Blue
House, Minneapolis; s. G. Parker, OF |
Massachusetts,, and Jewett & Johnson.
Of this city, have bought the Mitchell |
House, on Seventh street, for 81 500,
and w. r. Mitchell's residence, adj
Joining, for $1,000. The last named |
party will Immediately build on south
Santa Fe.
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O7IlNINIII III 'I.lIIIIlls
The Rock Island Proposition Submit

The Rock Island Proposition Submitted.
The consideration by the Board Of
County Commissioners Of the Rock
Island petitions was taken up Mon
day. IL was found there were 1856
petitioners. The law requires the
names of 1900 taxpayers. The re-
quired number by over 200 being
upon the petitions, the election was
ordered for the 2Sth day Of March, and
the sherid7s proclamation to that
effect is published this week.
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DR.. RE. NTCKLES.

nENIIE1. Flre Geld aringa e specially. Art
H fcisi teeth On ceIlnloii, Rubber sad Istailic
fla.es. Nlifous Oxide Gas aiministered for the
paiuleua extfacting Of teeth.
O4ce n Kothe bioek, Cup sialrs} Corner Santa
p and Iron Avenues.
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A few OF the many Testimonials
OfSallna and County.

SALIVA EAEaAs. Feb.. 18th. ISL.
Have had twelve teeth extfacted hy DR.. Gray,
AFTER dre1ding the operation for years, and found
TIE opcrali0n not only entirely painless but ailc
attended BY 10 unpleasant or plinful results.
Mas. J. b. sHELLAaAEaEu
sAIIsA EAssAs. Feb, %, 1857.
10 NHoM IT NAY CoEcEEss Il ID With great
pc Lsure that recommend % those desiring their
e. n f1tracied OF filed, Dr.. Grayn meihod a.
being TIE most humane and painless system /
have ever tried de extracted Z number Of teeth
iof ne and experienced not TIE slightest pain
during the operltion and % bad eject believing,
ans can assume those Wh0 nay require his ser
vices, that thry viii never have cause % regret
q should they plsce themselves under his care
Tor treatment. Very truly.
CHAs J. REnMAN,
Telegraph Operator Uuion Pacifc Railway.
sALrSA. KANsks, Feb, u, 1ss7.
have had p teeth extracted Without the least
plin or the knowledge OF u, and felt no bad re-
suits aiier operation. / gladly recommend Dr..
arag' painless system % all
Ms. r. B. IsaEAHAN, Bruokrllle. Kansas.
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Toulouse Geese Enquire OH. H,
SudendorG s4w.
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Tuesday, the disembodied spirit Of
an ancient worthy-G. Washington
by name-was supposed TO have hover
ed over the land, to remind US Of the
hstchet story and the ancient tyranny
Of Great Britain. Senator Ingalls,
had previously prepared the way aud
made the path straight for the proper
enjoyment OF the day, by his strict
ures on the fishery question hence
people were even more patriotic than
usual. His speech operated somewhat
like BOnaparte's gray coat and cooked
hat, in stirring up the people to prop
er respect for the author and fashiOner
Of their liberties. Spirits, disembOdled
or otherwise. however, were not par.
ticularly prominent last Tuesday,
especially in Salina.
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The regular meeting Of the W. r.
&. will be held on Friday. Feb. 18th
at P. II. G. s., SECRETARY.
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DR.. c. 7. Graz, at the Whitman
House, SalIna, Kansas.

VIII remain ONE WEEK longer
until March 80. Teeth extracted pos
itively without pain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-02-24

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